Hi Dallas,
All of the BFR's that I have taken consisted of one hour of classroom work,
and two hours of flight time.

Randy L.

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"Dallas" wrote in message
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I always thought taking a wings seminar was a simple way to get your BFR
out of the way. After a little Internet research it seems they require
three hours of dual flight instruction to qualify as a BFR. Is that
correct?

It would be much easier and cheaper to just do the BFR.. I don't see the
incentive for the Wings Program as a substitute for a BFR. (Other than
the
education... )


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Dallas